DXP Photospace – A secure and simple space for your data

• Memory cards get lost, drives fail.

• Syncing between devices is complicated.

• Standard cloud services don’t address real-time security or availability.

• Backups? Only if you remember to do them.

A typical scenario: You return from a shoot, transfer the data to your computer, and want to upload it to the cloud—but… there’s no space. You have to clean up the drive, back up manually, and figure out what’s where. You’re losing time and patience.

DXP Photospace is personal or team storage with backup and data synchronization capabilities. It works like your digital vault – with automatic protection, simple management, and access from anywhere.

• No server installation, no complex setup.
• Just log in, and everything runs.
• Tailored for anyone who needs their data always within reach.

A typical scenario: On location, you’re uploading images directly to the cloud. Back home, they’re already available in your folder on another computer, ready for post-production. No cables, no manual copying.

• Automatic backup without user intervention.

• Real-time synchronization across devices.

• Unlimited access from anywhere.

• Transparent security and redundant data storage.

• Web access and native client.

• File versioning support.

• Direct transfer from camera via FTP/FTPS – compatible with selected Canon, Nikon, Sony models, and more.

A typical scenario: You’re retouching at home while a colleague edits metadata from a different location. Files synchronize in real time. No overwriting, no losses. Or: you’re shooting a sports event and images upload in real time over WiFi from your camera to your DXP space – ready for the client even before you return to the office.

• Basic plan – For everyday users who want secure backups.

• Extended plan – Suitable for active use and device sharing.

• Team plan – For companies, agencies, and teams with shared workspaces.

Example of use: A freelance photographer uses the basic plan for backup and access to their archive. A studio with four members uses the team plan for shared work within a single workspace.